Taliban founder Mullah Omar was the real mujahid: Gen. Raziq - Khaama Press (KP) | Afghan News Agency
And in the past few days:
Flash' '-' 'Afghans' 'push' 'for' 'Taliban' ''''safe' 'zone'''' 'to' 'outflank' 'Pakistan' '-' 'France' '24
lol, this should worry the installed Kabul government's narrative pushers... since this thug was their key Talib Terminator but he's been getting antsy even before this:
What's wrong Abdur Razeq? Are you afraid that when your soul goes that you may have to account for the kids you shot point blank in a desert solely because they were Noorzai?
General Abdul Raziq has said the founder of the Taliban group Mullah Mohammad Omar was the real was the real Mujahid.
The remarks by Gen. Raziq came a day after a gathering in Kabul to mark the death anniversary of Burhanuddin Rabbani turned controversial....He went on to say that ‘no one is allowed to label a thief to hero’ emphasizing that the real Mujahideen like Mullah Omar and the group’s slain military commander Mullah Dadullah have no properties or businesses left behind them
The remarks by Gen. Raziq came a day after a gathering in Kabul to mark the death anniversary of Burhanuddin Rabbani turned controversial....He went on to say that ‘no one is allowed to label a thief to hero’ emphasizing that the real Mujahideen like Mullah Omar and the group’s slain military commander Mullah Dadullah have no properties or businesses left behind them
"I urge the Taliban to return to Afghanistan. We should make a safe zone for them and their families," Kandahar police chief Abdul Raziq told a gathering of religious scholars and tribal elders last month.
"We can no longer rely on foreign governments and embassies to end the war. The Taliban belong to this country, they are sons of this soil."
That Raziq, arguably the most powerful commander in southern Afghanistan and long one of the staunchest anti-Taliban figures, would suggest the idea amplified the shock waves it created
"We can no longer rely on foreign governments and embassies to end the war. The Taliban belong to this country, they are sons of this soil."
That Raziq, arguably the most powerful commander in southern Afghanistan and long one of the staunchest anti-Taliban figures, would suggest the idea amplified the shock waves it created
lol, this should worry the installed Kabul government's narrative pushers... since this thug was their key Talib Terminator but he's been getting antsy even before this:
“I was a young man and then thought it was a good thing,” General Raziq said as a bodyguard clutching a gun stood behind him. “But I have come to despise it. I have come to realize this can’t be done through death and blood.”

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